Sentence examples for exhaust under from inspiring English sources

The Government argues: Under 26 U.S.C. § 7422 a party may not bring a refund action without first exhausting administrative remedies; under 26 U.S.C. § 6511 only a "taxpayer" may exhaust; under 26 U.S.C. § 7701(a)(14), Williams is not a taxpayer.

The results show that monocyclic aromatic hydrocarbons such as toluene are present at higher concentrations in the exhaust under HCCI operation than in the SI case.

The prototype catalytic convertor eliminates most of the hydrocarbon species in the exhaust under both combustion modes, especially with a lean mixture.

The parametric study has demonstrated that CFD is a powerful tool to study the problem of exhaust smoke superstructure interaction on ships and is capable of providing a means of visualising the path of the exhaust under different operating conditions very early in the design spiral of a ship.

In our case we shared childcare and both worked part-time, which resulted in two exhausted, under-earning parents rather than one.

A non-negligible amount of fuel is consumed while ships are in port, waiting for loading or unloading, for heating up accommodation spaces and fuel tanks, while when at sea waste heat from engines exhaust is under-used because of low demand.

In 2034, it will be exhausted; under current law, benefits will then be slashed by 23percentt.

It was the only bank to be ordered to submit a revised plan after the Bank found its capital would be "exhausted" under the stressed scenario.

For example, if Wiley, rather than Kirtsaeng, had imported into the United States and then sold the foreign made textbooks at issue in this case, Wiley's §106(3) distribution right would have been exhausted under the rationale of Bobbs-Merrill.

In a perfect world, the Co-op would have been told to raise even more capital a year ago, and so avoid a situation where all its capital would be exhausted under stress.

Andreas Vosskuhle, the judge who read out Wednesday's verdict, has said previously that the scope for further European integration is already exhausted under the terms of Germany's constitution.